Swachh Bharat campaign to install 500 public toilets at
Panvel
By Dinesh Kamath
NAVI MUMBAI: Panvel Municipal Corporation has
roped in Rotary Club of Mumbai Royales and prominent real estate player Adhiraj
Group to take further its Swachh Bharat campaign by constructing 500 public
toilets in the suburban villages of Panvel.
As part of
the initiative, the first 12 toilets were opened for public use by Panvel civic
body chief Rajendra Nimbalkar at Dhamole village, in the presence of a host of
dignitaries including Mr Gopal Mandhania, DG of the Rotary Club, Dist. 3141 and
Adhiraj Group CEO Ajay Kapoor. Adhiraj Foundation, part of the prominent real
estate group- Adhiraj Constructions Pvt. Ltd., has joined the initiative.
Meanwhile,
stakeholders have put a deadline as May end, to finish the construction of 500
toilets in villages like Dhamole, Owe Peth, Owe Camp, Khutuk Bandhan,
Farshipada, Taolja Panchanand, Belpada, Kopar and Hedarawadi where public
sanitation facilities are missing.
“Open defecation is extremely bad and harmful.
The initiative is in line with our larger vision of adding substantial value to
the society, by introducing basic facilities and improving infrastructure for
the weak and lesser privileged sections of our society,” said Mr Gopal
Mandhania.
“Stopping
open defection is a vital element of making India a clean nation, the
overarching message that our Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set forward through
the ambitious Swachh Bharat campaign. We are happy to be join this campaign
with our available might and capabilities,” said Mr Ajay Kapoor.
“Our target
is to set up 500 public toilets in the villages where hygiene is a critical
issue and basic facilities are missing and thus take forward the Swachh Bharat
campaign,” he added.
Adhiraj
Constructions was established in 1995 and has since gone on to deliver some of
the most sought after real estate development projects across the city.
Inspired by their motto, "Enriching Lives, Enhancing Lifestyles" the
group has become synonymous with trendsetting projects across Navi Mumbai.
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